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Creating the University of the Future: A Global View on Future Skills and Future Higher Education

Creating the University of the Future: A Global View on Future Skills and Future Higher Education | gpmt | Scoop.it
This open access publication presents a global panorama of institutional strategies, academic programs, scholarly insights as well as teaching and learning practices taking stock of the Future Skills Turn taking place in higher education. Future Skills have evolved to be one of the most important priorities for the development of higher education institutions globally. Students and graduates learn how to acquire Future Skills for their lives and careers and for shaping societies towards more sustainable futures. Institutions, teachers and policy makers gain insights into strategies to shape the Future Skills Turn in higher education and create the University of the Future.

Via Canadian Vocational Association / Association canadienne de la formation professionnelle, juandoming
Joe Boutte's curator insight, May 10, 7:43 AM

What will universities look like, do, or become in order support the workforce for a sustainable future?  This research provides some interest global perspectives on the skills and approaches evolving in higher education based on a paradigm shift known as "Future Skills Turn" .  This is a shift in education that emphasizes the development of skills needed for the future workforce, driven by rapid technological advancements, globalization, and evolving societal needs. This approach focuses on cultivating skills such as critical thinking, creativity, digital literacy, emotional intelligence, and lifelong learning, rather than solely on traditional academic knowledge.


The impacts on higher education include curriculum transformation, technology integration, industry collaboration, and lifelong learning.


This shift not only prepares students for successful careers but also empowers them to make meaningful contributions to a sustainable and equitable world. As we consider the value of current approaches to higher education, this is an important set of perspectives to consider as leaders.

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8 New Jobs People Will Have In 2025 ~ Fast Company

8 New Jobs People Will Have In 2025 ~ Fast Company | gpmt | Scoop.it

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"New technology will eradicate some jobs, change others, and create whole new categories of employment. Innovation causes a churn in the job market, and this time around the churn is particularly large--from cheap sensors (creating "an Internet of things") to 3-D printing (enabling more distributed manufacturing).

 

"Sparks & Honey, a New York trend-spotting firm, has a wall in its office where staff can post imaginative next-generation jobs. Below are eight of them, with narration from CEOTerry Young (who previously appeared here talking about health care)."


Via Jim Lerman
Jim Lerman's curator insight, August 15, 2013 10:45 AM

I love the work Sparks & Honey does. I met Terry Young; he is one awesome character. The list of future jobs is very thought-provoking.

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Hack work to combine peak performance and personal purpose

Hack work to combine peak performance and personal purpose | gpmt | Scoop.it

Is it any wonder that employee engagement is reported to be at an all time global low while business continues to become increasingly complex?  In an earlier article, Work is Broken; Let’s Hack it, one of us described the trends and our understanding of how the future of work is shifting. Yet, most organizations are continuing down the same path of how they work.


Every leader wants more of link between an organization’s purpose and real action. This is where hacking work comes into play. We need to challenge ourselves and others and think about how we can better link purpose with action.



Via Kenneth Mikkelsen, Alfredo Calderón, Edumorfosis, juandoming
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